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Re: [hylafax-users] ERR No receiver protocol (T.30 T1 timeout)
Lee Howard wrote:
> Jan Kalcic wrote:
>
>> What I'm looking now is a cheap solution for very small environments,
>> some of them "send-only" and installed on very old hardware. Business is
>> actually not involved. That would be enough to explain the reason why a
>> cheap and possibly external serial modem is preferred.
>>
>
> Finding a good-for-fax and "cheap" PCI fax modem is relatively
> difficult. All of them on the "cheap" end of things are "winmodem"
> style and many of those (if not most) will not work well for fax...
> depending on which version of the winmodem driver you end up using.
> You may want to take a run to some of the nearby second-hand
> electronics stores in your area... you may be able to pick up an
> external modem for under US$10. Or, if you have time, maybe eBay.
> Preferrably you'd want to stay away from Class 2-only modems... but
> you'd have to know beforehand which models were and which models weren't.
>
> Lee.
>
>
Actually this is why a serial modem is preferred... I would always avoid
winmodem at all. Anyway, I think about a cheap solution when the price
is less than 100$. Obviously much less is better :-)
Yes, that could be a good idea. I took a look on ebay and there's
something around but I'm not sure about it. The descriptions are poor
and sometimes there's not even the model. Just a "modem". Instead, I
found this one which seems to be "nice" to my eyes but actually I don't
know it. It's just the tricky old-fashion it has. US Robotics Modem
USR135630D . Does anyway know it? Anyone else on this page?
http://www.oeminformatica.it/catalog/index.php/cPath/1_47
Thanks again,
Jan
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